R. Madhavan's impressive pre-acting journey included being a nationally recognized debater, NCC cadet, public speaking coach, ...

In the film, Madhavan portrays a railway ticket collector who possesses an extraordinary knack for mathematics. When asked about how he stepped into the shoes of such a nuanced “common man ...

In an exclusive chat with India Today's Bhavna ... World's Largest Iceberg Is Now Drifting In Atlantic – Where Is It Heading? R Madhavan reflects on staying relevant for 25 years without the ...

Kangana Ranaut has started filming her next project with R Madhavan, a pan-India psychological thriller, not 'Tanu Weds Manu 3'. She shared a clapperboard photo on Instagram, revealing production ...

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Kavya is the experiment to our faith in how technology marries real time storytelling. I’m a big believer in adopting new technology and as the lines between physical and virtual worlds blur ...

Noted actor R. Madhavan has been a stalwart of Indian cinema for 25 years. With a filmography that boasts an impressive array of critically acclaimed and commercially successful films like Rehnaa ...

Vyjayanthimala, iconic actress of the yesteryears, reveals she was offered the central mother's role in 'Deewaar,' which she declined. Despite rejecting several iconic roles, she has no regrets ...

At this point in his career, Madhavan can do no wrong. The veteran actor’s latest movie, Hisaab Barabar, is on ZEE5 Global, and it further showcases Madhavan’s immense talent. A movie with a simple ...

But this new film on Zee5 called Hisaab Barabar starring R. Madhavan, Neil Nitin Mukesh, and Kirti Kulhari isn’t the right choice to break the current mould of the industry. The story is about a ...

The tonal transitions may lack finesse, but R. Madhavan’s riveting performance as Radhe Mohan Sharma ensures the narrative stays afloat, even as the film teeters on the brink of melodrama.